Battlefield Bill Advances for Monocacy Park
The House committee favored a bill to establish a Monocacy Battlefield National Park south of Frederick. Congressman Lewis urged Senate introduction via Rep. Tydings, with a $50,000 appropriation for trees and site works. Local leaders expect swift passage unless unexpected developments occur.
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Monocacy
Frederick
David J. Lews
House of Representaties
Furmorary Affairs Committee
House
Congress
Tydings
Lewis
Millard E. Tydings
Senate
Ai Howse
Sgo
Fredemcx
Thedia Affais
Gov. Alber
Ruatehe
Harold Icke
Puole Works
Monocacy National Park
Mayor La Guardia probes epileptics on New York police
New York Mayor Fiorello La Guardia announces an investigation into the presence of epileptics within the police department amid broader concerns raised by a teachers board report. He notes no recall of details but promises forthcoming disclosures on fire department conditions.
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New York
Elys
Tomask
Fiorela la Guarda
Board of Educators Medical Evemuner
Notable Rescue on the Rock Cany sobre 1994
Wee Duncy and Dotty recount a perilous cliff rescue voyage as Daney and the group cling to a chain and rope. Soldiers and Sara Scout observe, promising safety after a dangerous ascent. The scene ends with a vow to continue the adventure.
Montgomery County considers Morrison bid for high school
Montgomery County Board of Education and state officials review a Morrison Bros bid of 189,572 for the Eastern Suburban District Senior High School project. The bid is the lowest among those opened after revisions, matching earlier cost estimates around 190,000.
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Maren
Montgomery County Board of Educaton
Pusherocess
Morrison Bros
Bethesda
Schoo
PWA
Morrison’ Bros
Howard W Cutler
Liest
Local Notes From Sykesville And Surrounding Areas
Sykesville and nearby towns report social visits including Mrs E M Mellor Sr and Mrs J Robert Graham Ashburton with guests from Long Island visiting, Miss Annie Hughes of Baltimore and other locals seen with friends. Mrs D W Cauthorn spent Wednesday at Sunne Holme with the Jones sisters. Mrs T M Anderson and Ida G Gorsuch visited Mrs Mary Wilson in Upper Marlboro Wednesday. Dorothy Justice Stemsville spent last weekend with her parents in Cookeville. Mrs Charles A Nicholas is hospitalized at St Agnes in Baltimore. Bradley T Hipsley, son of the late Thomas and Mary Hipsley, died at his aunt’s home in West Friendship after four weeks illness. He leaves brother Howard and sister Daisy. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. from his late home, Mount View cemetery interment. Patterson Beasman, son of Mr and Mrs George P Beasman and a Washington College lacrosse team member, will start as a regular lacrosse player in April, now in his third year on the squad. Pat also serves as business manager of the team.
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Sykesville
Marcd
E Mf Mellor
J. Robert Graham Ashburton
Frank L
Long Island
N.Y
Annie Hughes
Baltimore
D. W. Cauthorn
Sunne Holme
Jones
T. M.anderson
Ida CG Gorsuch
Ofice
Brother Howard
West Friendship
Daisy
Mount View
J Patterson Beasman
Land Mirs
George P Beasman
Sykesville Eaghe School
Washington College
Chestertown
Pat
Buinness
The
Bonds 10 Back Land Bank Loans
Noel Haller secretary treasurer of the Washington and Frederick National Loan Association reports progress on Federal farm loans. Governor Myers says the Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation bonds will be guaranteed by the United States and backed by about 200 million dollars in capital. The bonds will replace cash disbursements for denied Federal land bank loans and will be marketable in major markets. Holders are urged to determine real market value before selling.
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Noel Haller
Federal Farm
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Federal Land Banks
Land Bank Commissioner
Myers
Hailever
United States
Birthday Party for William Frederick Church Celebrated
Washington Sim reports a campus birthday gathering at Mrs. Carnie Gaither's home on Saturday evening honoring William Frederick Church on his twenty first birthday. Guests included members of Phi Sigma Tau fraternity Mt Vernon Literary Society and the Varsity club with a large cake featuring twenty one green candies in pink holders and assorted sandwiches and sweets served by Mrs Nellie Timanns and daughter Las Miss Bessie Timanns among others.
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Washington Sim
The
Pegasus
Phi Sigma Tau
Mt. Vernon
Varsity Club
Carnie Gaither
Wiliam Frederick Church
Nellie Timanns
Las
Bessie Timanns
Disjointed legal notice about Wells divorce and affairs
A fragmented legal brief describes Mrs Cariuim Wells suing for fifty thousand dollars amid a tangle of mentions including Wells’ first wife Ao, a 193? divorce filing, and references to a public agent and a second marriage. The garbled text lacks clear dates and places.
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Cariuim Wells
Bermaga
Nermith
Wells
Weis
Baltimore High School to Stage Comedy “Everybodys Crazy”
The senior class will present the comedy Everybody's Crazy on Thursday evening April 12 in the school auditorium. Mrs Georgianna Phillinger is reported to be at the bedside of her mother in Baltimore, with several local residents including Mrs Wuilliam Hobbs Mrs Gaither Mr and Mrs David Dean Jr Mosse Carolyn Gaither Margaret Scott Olet2 Hosa Lucille Intehart Rev Thomas Harmiston Arthur Tim anns Harry Martin Baltamore and Charles Wineberg listed among those in the surrounding community.
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Baltimore
Wuilliam Hobbs
Gaither
David Dean, Jr. Mosse
Carolyn Gaither
Margaret Scott Olet2
Lucille Intehart
Thomas Harmiston
Arthur Timanns
Harry Martin
Baltamore
Charles Wineberg
Robert W Carter
Georgianna Phillinger
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Boost Bile and Wellbeing
Tired mornings and dull taste fade with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets that stimulate bile flow naturally. Cast as a safe alternative to calomel, the tablets claim to ease constipation, clear skin, and restore youthful vigor, offered in 15c 30c and 60c sizes.
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Edwards
Edwards Olive
Local Social Notes From Taylorsville Area
March 27 reports guests visiting relatives across Harriville and Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Thomas Moore Jr hosted and traveled with extended families including the Wagner and Magin households. Mary Wright returns home after winter with daughter in Bai Lamore, while Estella Wrynt’s family enjoys time with Mrs Ver n le Pokett and Mrs A T Byers.
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Stanley Wiliams
Estella Wrynt
Wilttams
Thomas Moore
Vern le Pokett
A T Byers
Gussis
G H
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Dotty
Daney
Geest
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Sara
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Tarst
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Neus
the Farmers & Mechanics
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Trust Departarestts
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Siete
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